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TR32 through truss for 0 scale
TR32D double track
Inchinnan bascule bridge (Sir William Arrol & Co. 1923)
Inchinnan photos by courtesy of Tom Carreyette
Bascule bridge for S and 0 gauge designed by Frank Grantham
Deck detail
TR42 with assistant gnome
Diversions...
Occasional bagpipe repairs undertaken
Who are we?
A small group of people with diverse engineering backgrounds, based near the old industrial town of Galt, now part of Cambridge, Ontario, in Canada. A grandfather and great grandfather of one of the team were blacksmiths in the Clyde shipyards in Scotland, so our riveted structures have a little history built into them.
Visitor map
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A unique bridge designed and built for a client in Türkiye to display a 1:8 scale live steam model of a London & South Western Railway O2 locomotive. It is built in steel with over 4,000 rivets, steel bullhead rail in chairs laid on red cedar deck timbers. (Photo by owner)
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Station structure for an 0 gauge elevated railway - special commission
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0 scale BA24 bascule bridge with TR24 truss and PL12 plate girders
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Two PL24 plate girder bridges for G scale
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TR24 through truss for 0n30 scale
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A favourite bridge - Connel Ferry, Argyll
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